• ADAM (Art, Design, Architecture and Media Information Gateway) - A searchable catalogue of 1,371 Internet resources that have been carefully selected by professional librarians for the higher education community in the United Kingdom.
• Art in Context - Links to artists, art galleries, art dealers and museums. To locate artist information (biographical material or exhibition histories) choose either the alphabetical listing, or search by discipline or genre. Updated daily, Art in Context also links to some museums outside the United States.
• Artcyclopedia - Artcyclopedia is a new resource promising to become a definitive guide to museum-quality art on the web. Search by artist or museum. Different topics are featured monthly.
• ArtLex: Dictionary of Visual Art - ArtLex is a browseable collection of terms and definitions, often accompanied by images, graphics and links to museum sites. One can search for words or find longer articles about specific topics such as Expressionism or paper. Artists' names are not included within ArtLex's terms and definitions, but art styles and movements are, so you can find Cezanne and four examples of his work under "watercolor," for instance, and other examples of his work under other categories. Students and teachers will find ArtLex particularly helpful.
• ArtSource - Includes links to both art and architecture resources such as bibliographies, art programs, art libraries, artists’ projects and art journals online. This site is selective, rather than comprehensive.
• Catholic Online Saints & Angels - Throughout history artists have depicted saints and angles, but who exactly was St. Justin? In the Middle Ages, when much of the populace could not read, religious art was used to tell the stories of the Church. Conversely, today many people know how to read words but have no idea how to "read" religious painting. This online resource is a must for anyone looking at religious art.
• Cultural District Library Consortium (CDLC) - This site accesses the CDLC online catalog. The consortium currently consists of three Fort Worth museums (the Amon Carter Museum, the Kimbell Museum of Art, and the Fort Worth Museum of Modern Art). As an aggregate collection, these museum libraries constitute one of the strongest bodies of art history materials in the Southwest. The collections contain over 64,000 titles, as well as 121,000 microforms of rare and hard-to-find materials.
• Mark Harden’s Artchive - A rich site offering galleries, theory and criticism, additional links, CD-ROM reviews, and the Artchive where one can choose from hundreds of artists to view samples of work and biographies.
• The Texas Fashion Collection Catalog - Created by the Art Librarian at the University of North Texas, The Texas Fashion Collection Catalog offers a user-friendly database to search approximately 10,000 garments and accessories created by leading designers of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.  The catalog indexes over 700 designers, over 1,600 designer labels, and over 150 object types.
• World Wide Art Resources - World Wide Art Resources is an interactive gateway for arts information and culture on the Internet. Find artists, museums, galleries, art history, arts education, antiques, performing arts (ranging from dance to opera), classified ads, resume postings and more.
• The World’s Women On-Line! - An index developed in conjunction with the 1995 United Nations World Conference on Women. Search the alphabetic list of women artists from around the world to view examples of the artists’ works and their exhibition histories.

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